PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Bicknell Household Middle for the Arts has partnered with Olive Road Presents to carry live shows to the group, beginning with Laney Jones on July 21.
Olive Road Presents is a nonprofit 501(C)(3) group based mostly in Pittsburg that was created to be the following technology of Olive Road Home Live shows, which since 2009 has produced greater than 100 exhibits. Underneath the brand new partnership, two or three live shows a yr will likely be supplied.
Singer Laney Jones, who has earned widespread acclaim with a string of early releases, will carry out within the Miller Theater at 7 p.m. on July 21. Basic admission is $20. Tickets could also be bought at olivestreetpresents.org.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates and Milwaukee Brewers had to stop their game for a rain delay at PNC Park.
The Pirates trail the Brewers, 5-3, and had both center fielder Oneil Cruz on third base and designated hitter Andrew McCutchen on first base with two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning.
The umpires eventually decided that the game needed a delay, with rain coming down, and the Pirates groundscrew came out and got he tarp over the infield.
The Pirates gave an update and said that it would restart at 10:00 p.m.
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This marks the fifth rain delay for the Pirates this season, all coming during the month of May, but the first game that had a rain delay during it taking place, as the previous four saw the first pitch start time move up.
Pittsburgh had back-to-back rain delays against the San Diego Padres at PNC Park on May 2 and May 3.
The first rain delay moved the start from 6:40 to 7:50, a 70 minute delay, and the second game got moved from 4:05 p.m. to 5:45 p.m., an hour and 40 minute delay.
The Pirates also had two rain delays on their recent road trip. They had a 15 minute delay vs. the New York Mets at Citi Park on May 14, moving first pitch from 7:10 p.m. to 7:25 p.m., and an hour and 45 minute delay vs. the Philadelphia Phillies on May 16, which moved first pitch from 6:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Pittsburgh is 1-3 in their rain delay games this season, as they lost both games vs. the Padres and 8-3 to the Phllies, while winning 4-1 against the Mets.
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This marks the first meeting between the Pirates and Brewers this season and the Pirates have now played all their opponents in the National League Central Division.
Milwaukee is 24-26 overall and fourth in the NL Central, six games behind the Chicago Cubs in first place and four games behind the San Diego Padres for the final NL Wild Card spot.
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A fourth case of whooping cough has been reported at Rostraver Elementary in the Belle Vernon Area School District.
Belle Vernon Area Superintendent Dr. Timothy Glasspool notified the school community in a letter on Wednesday, saying that the district was notified of the confirmed case by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
Three previous cases were reported in late April and early May and Dr. Glasspool says there’s no known connection or link between the four students who have tested positive for the illness.
The students who have tested positive are in first, second, and fifth grades, Dr. Glasspool said.
Dr. Glasspool said that the Department of Health isn’t recommending any changes to school operations, but the district is strongly encouraging families to keep students home from school and activities if they are showing signs of illness, especially if they are coughing.”
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Last year, cases of whooping cough spiked on the state and national level, and Allegheny County’s newly released data shows the county was hit hard.
Whooping cough is characterized by violent or prolonged coughing, and is highly contagious.
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Mike Darnay is a digital producer and photojournalist at CBS Pittsburgh. Mike has also written and produced content for Vox Media and the Mon Valley Independent.
He often covers overnight breaking news, the Pittsburgh Steelers and high school sports.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers boast one of the top defensive cores in the NFL despite their lackluster offense in recent seasons.
The front of their defense, encompassing linebackers and defensive linemen, is one of the toughest to face and one of the deepest across football.
The star of that group is T.J. Watt, who has been an absolute force since the Steelers drafted him in 2017. Now entering the final year of his second NFL contract, the conversation has begun in regards to a possible extension for him. While an extension during the offseason does not seem incredibly likely due to more pressing issues, the Steelers will still have to work towards an extension eventually.
Bob Labriola, who writes for the Steelers website, has expressed that fans should have patience when it comes to an extension. He cautioned fans about something happening early on, but he is confident a deal will happen this year.
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“Patience”, Labriola said. “Signing a superstar such as T.J. Watt to a contract extension is not a simple matter, and so it’s going to take time. Those kinds of things usually take place during the summer, and we’re not even to Memorial Day yet”.
There have also been talks about not extending Watt at all, or trading him in order to get a large haul in return. If the Steelers do not become a competitive team within the coming year, which seems increasingly less likely due to a weak offense, they could be better off sending their future Pro Football Hall Of Famer for a large offensive haul.
Now, the Steelers are effectively at a crossroads this offseason where they really have to figure out what their identity is for the first time in decades. With their big-name prospects all reaching turning points, the Steelers have a tough couple years coming up.
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